Saturday Do-It-Yourself – Kahlua Cookie Cake

by Team Swagbucks on Sat, September 28th, 2013 at 11:00 am

Today’s Saturday Do-It-Yourself recipe is not for the faint of heart. If you are minding your calories or under the age of 21 you best just move along. Today’s recipe is for Kahlua Chocolate Chip Cookie Cake and submitted by Swaggernaut Lounger from Coquitlam, British Columbia.

Whip bowl of all the whipping cream, add powdered sugar till sweet to the taste.

Have a long log platter, at least 12 inches long(longer if you have one.)

A bowl of Kahlua, preferable a dessert or soup bowl

Open your cookies and get ready to use them.

Dip one cookie in Kahlua and scoop whip cream one side, add second cookie on other side to make a loose sandwich, then place at one end of platter. Scoop next cookie with whip cream and add to end of other cookies and continue to end of platter.

Start at beginning of first row and repeat again to end of platter. Remember to dip each cookie in Kahlua before starting next one.

Start third row and repeat same as other two. Do not be skimpy between cookies but remember you need enough whip cream to cover whole log top,sides front and do not forget to dip each cookie In Kahlua before scooping it in whipping cream.

Now cover the whole cake with remaining whipping cream. Remember to cover top,sides and end, so it is completely covered.

Take about 5 Cookies and soak in Kahlua till you are able to crumble them up. Then spread the crumbled cookies and place them on top of the cake in a mess of no order.

You should now have a long log with Kahlua soaked chocolate cookies covered with whipping cream (sweetened with powdered sugar) and spread with crumbled Kahula chips.

Serve cold (keep refrigerated till serving) and slice longwise and serve, do not make slices too big ( remember they are Kahlua soaked)

Wow! Too bad Lounger did not submit a picture but perhaps after all that Kahlua she simply forgot. Speaking of Kahlua, Grandpa Swag used to make his own Kahlua so I thought I would share his recipe if you felt so inclined: